4. The following are 2 spectrums of an atom: the top represents the absorption spectrum and the bottom represents the emission spectrum. Account why they are the exact opposite of each other. Be clear in your explanation Absorption

4. The following are 2 spectrums of an atom: the top represents the absorption spectrum and the bottom represents the emission spectrum. Account why they are the exact opposite of each other. Be clear in your explanation Absorption

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4. The following are 2 spectrums of an atom: the top represents the absorption spectrum and the bottom represents
the emission spectrum.
Account why they are the exact opposite of each other. Be clear in your explanation
Absorption
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Emission
5. Below is the ionization energy of an element.
E1
E2
E3
E4
Es
Es
E-
Es
1012
1900
2910
4960
6270
22,200
25,400
29,900
a. Based on this what is the identity of this element.
b. Explain your reasoning.

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